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Most state courts randomly assign you a judge so it's not that simple, in some cases you can target certain districts in certain states where there are less jud
by dmix 8mo ago
Most state courts randomly assign you a judge so it's not that simple, in some cases you can target certain districts in certain states where there are less judges (like the Texas patent judge). This is a trial in North Dakota because that's where the protests happened. I doubt they had many options in a single jurisdiction. The fallback for this stuff is of course a circuit court appeal.
- singleshot_ 8mo agoCare to explain how a circuit court might come to hear an appeal out of a state court of general jurisdiction?